How to Send Architectural Renders and 3D Files
A Render Is Not “Just Send the File”
A single EXR, a 4K tour, layered TIFFs or a scene archive can be tens of gigabytes. The client writes from the office at 18:00: “presentation tomorrow, where’s the link?” You are still pulling the last light. The FTP password is lost; WeTransfer says 2 GB; Drive loops on “request access.”
Four Break Points in the Studio
- Split zips — the client cannot open 7z and presents a half pack
- Dropbox Business: wrong project folder shared
- USB courier lost between site and office
- A WhatsApp JPEG preview is printed as “final render”
When the Office Asks
The client writes on the channel they already use. Software matches the project name on your NAS or drive. Heavy scenes do not leave without verification. Smash / SwissTransfer fix size, not midnight delivery. Comparison: tool table.
TeslimX in Visualisation
TeslimX does not push the render to the cloud. The pack stays on your Mac or Windows; the client gets a verified download. You are already on the next scene. Same app in Ankara and 81 cities. 14 days, no license.
Note to the Client
“JPEG previews are for the deck. Delivery is the EXR/TIFF/MP4 pack after you verify. Do not forward.”
Conclusion
Architectural delivery is not a cap. It is the 18:00 office message. Try TeslimX. If they ask “where are the files?” read that guide.